By adopting the roles of image gatherer, entrepreneur, documentarian, object-maker, and organizer, Joseph Wilcox explores how institutional control and social power structures undermine the autonomy of the individual. He was the co-founder of LDOC, a free yearlong arts publication distributed on the Red Line train in Chicago, an artist-in-residence at LATITUDE Chicago, a HATCH Projects resident at the Chicago Artists Coalition, and the first place winner of The Bloooom Award by Warsteiner. Solo and two-person exhibitions include The Rangefinder Gallery (Chicago, IL), Chicago Artists Coalition (Chicago, IL), Western Pole (Chicago, IL), and Good Children Gallery (New Orleans, LA). He received his BFA from Kendall College of Art and Design and his MFA from Lesley University.
Image: In Search of Martin Klein (Still), 2017, Digital Video, 18:51 minutes
(updated 2019)
HATCH Projects
